A Torsion-Assisted Electrolysis Plant: Cell Voltage and Hydrogen Output for Polarised Feed Water

This paper presents a complete design study of an electrolysis plant whose feed water is spin-polarised before it reaches the stack, computed throughout from stated assumptions. The plant produces 1.44 kg of hydrogen per hour. At a polarised fraction of 0.6 the cell voltage falls to 1.691 V from 1.830 V unpolarised, and the specific energy falls to 46.85 kWh per kilogram from 50.68, a saving of 7.6 percent, against a reversible-voltage floor of 34.07 kWh per kilogram that no polarisation can move. Every figure is a computed result of the stated model and nothing was built or tested: the study is SIMULATED, NOT MEASURED, and its limits are stated as plainly as its performance.